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Date: 21st July 09
New content processor family from
Cavium for deep packet filtering in network systems
Cavium Networks has released new content processor family
called NITROX DPI CN17XX .The NITROX DPI CN17XX processors
can handle data speeds of 4Gbps to 20 Gbps of deterministic
performance with low latency and support unlimited number
of pattern rule-sets and flows. The NITROX DPI processors
suitable for network security applications such as application
level firewalls, intrusion prevention (IPS), gateway anti-virus,
unified threat management and content-based QoS in routers,
switches, appliances and services blades for the Enterprise,
Datacenter and Service Provider markets.
Cavium's new DPI technology offers several significant
enhancements to reduce latency and increase performance.
These devices also pack on-chip Hyper Finite Automata (HFA)
engines to enable co-processing.
The NITROX DPI CN17XX processor and board family offers
look-aside Layer 7 content processing with PCI-Express interface.
These processors can be used in conjunction with the OCTEON
family and other general-purpose processors (x86). Since
same engines are integrated on Cavium's OCTEON II processor
software migration from CN17XX family to OCTEON II is easier.
"Over the past few years, Cavium's outstanding execution
has enabled it to achieve the #1 position in the security
processor market share and achieve the highest growth rate
in the embedded processor category", said Bob Wheeler,
senior analyst at The Linley Group. "The NITROX DPI
family expands the Cavium NITROX product line into layer
7 security with sophisticated new DPI technology that eliminates
the tradeoff between performance and pattern rule-set size
found in other solutions."
The CN17XX processor is supported by software, board &
SDK to speed up the development.
"Our new NITROX DPI product line with HFA technology
has solved key fundamental issues which previously prevented
mass deployment of deep packet inspection across a range
of networking applications," said Rajiv Khemani, VP
and GM, Networking and Communications at Cavium Networks.
"We developed this product line in close partnership
with several major OEMs, who have been extremely pleased
with its features and performance".
please visit: http://www.caviumnetworks.com
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